What does Yu Sheng mean in Chaoshan dialect?

Yusheng refers to Yusheng in Chaoshan dialect, a traditional Hakka snack. Yusheng_is made of smelly fish as the main raw material, plus bean sprouts, vermicelli, peanuts, fried dough sticks and other materials. Yusheng_ full of aroma and delicious taste, is one of the very popular delicacies in Chaoshan area. Yu Sheng also has another name called "Smelly Smelly". Don't miss this delicacy just because of its name.

In addition to yusheng_, yusheng has another meaning in Chaoshan dialect. In the Chaoshan area, many people eat fish raw during the Chinese New Year, which means "more than enough every year." The pronunciation of fish in Shantou dialect is similar to "yu", so it is regarded as a symbol of good luck. Yusheng is generally made from sashimi, green onions, ginger, soy sauce, peanut oil and other ingredients. It has a smooth taste and is very suitable for consumption during the Chinese New Year.

Yu Sheng also has another meaning, which is "Yu Sheng Wise Words" in Shantou dialect. Many Shantou people like to tell Yusheng witty sayings. These witty sayings often use humorous language to tell common social problems or moral stories, which can not only entertain people, but also gain certain lessons. Some of Yusheng’s witty sayings will be passed down and become classic jokes. If you chat with Shantou people, you might as well listen to their witty sayings about fish and feel their attitude and wisdom towards life.